On 2008-08-12 02:43, Marc Glisse wrote:
> On Mon, 11 Aug 2008, Robert Evans wrote:
>>> Source:
>> #include </home/bevans/gmp-4.2.3/include/gmpxx.h>
>> This is not the right way to specify the location of the header file. You
> should have: #include <gmpxx.h>
> and then on the command line, you add -I/home/.../include
>> gmpxx.h includes gmp.h. With what you have shown, the compiler should not
> be able to find gmp.h in /home/.../include. The fact that it does not
> complain means it has found a gmp.h file somewhere, likely some old
> version in /usr/include.
>> If that does not help, you'll need to add -E to the command line and look
> at the relevant parts of what it outputs.
While Robert's code is unusual (especially the use of <> instead of ""
when specifying a full path to a header), it's certainly valid C++.
Would it not make sense for gmpxx.h to include gmp.h with '#include
"gmp.h"'?
That way, no matter how you include gmpxx.h, it will prefer the gmp.h
that sits alongside it.